Review 3 Years After Scaffold Nose Procedure

In the summer of 2016, I got a procedure called ㅂㅇㅋ that was advertised in Maxim magazine. At the time, I was afraid of surgery that involved cutting the nose with a scalpel, so I was tempted by a nonsurgical method that could raise the nose, and without looking into it properly, I visited the clinic and impulsively got the procedure. It was a short procedure that took less than 40 minutes, and threads were inserted into the bridge of my nose and columella respectively (according to the doctor, 20-30 were inserted in each area). And a permanent filler called Artecoll or Lycoll was inserted into the nasal bridge (I didn’t know then.. that permanent filler would be this difficult to remove,,) Right after the procedure, I was happy because I really liked the shape of my nose. Since it was permanent filler, the idea that it would last semi-permanently without sinking appealed to me a lot back then, when I was young and naive. After 2 years, my nose often felt sore and became red and swollen. At first, the symptoms would turn red a few times, then quickly subside if I didn’t drink alcohol, didn’t smoke, and took anti-inflammatory medication. But now it has settled on the tip of my nose like a red dot. Like Rudolph.. I told people at work that it was a mosquito bite.. but no one would think that, right.. Where is there a mosquito-bitten nose for 4 months... I went to the clinic where I had the procedure, but it had already closed several years earlier, and the doctor had disappeared. So I went around to many places looking for a clinic that was good at removing permanent filler and Baeko threads, and that’s how I found this community. Since there are many people here who know more professionally than I do about the field of plastic surgery, I’ve been reading and learning a lot. Ultimately, I want to safely remove these threads and permanent filler.. and although it may be greedy, if possible, I’d like to restore the height of my sunken nose too.. Because of a mistake I made when I was young, I’m now very exhausted physically and psychologically.. If anyone is considering a scaffold procedure.. I’d like to advise you to think about it seriously just once before doing it. Thank you for reading.